It has been a while since Instagram introduced a website to let users access the social network from anywhere through a web browser. Over time, Instagram Web has been updated with many new features.

Instagram has finally added the ability to upload photos and videos through your web browser, which means you can ditch the smartphone app and commit yourself to using the social network on your ...

Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, said on Twitter that web DM is hoped to be brought to “everyone soon.” ...

If you're a regular visitor to the web version of Instagram's photo-sharing service, you'll have noticed its new Instagram Stories feature is yet to show up. A new Chrome extension, however ...

The head of Instagram says the new features are 'one of those things we really should have gotten to a long time ago'.

Instagram today announced the launch of web profiles, full-fledged Instagram profile pages you can access from a web browser. Each profile includes a header image filled with a user’s recent ...

But in March Instagram began adding sharing from mobile web, and the Explore tab is rolling out there now. The features missing on mobile web are video uploads, filters, Stories, and Direct Messaging.

Those features have yet to come to the web, and it may be a long time before they do. “Instagram.com is designed to be complementary to the mobile apps,” the company said in a blog post.

With the introduction of sponsored posts, will Instagram lose its idiosyncratic creative spirit or simply push on to the next level with a whole host of new features?

Instagram announced Monday it will be adapting user photos and data from the mobile site into Web-based profiles.